... (The'fpllow'i/lf (rll/CarelC'I it, our S'econd and TY~iMr . . Elitiomlls (f Sat ardy(.) (P I\RMAN INTELLIGEINCI,. The BD.U Netvs says, that nothing but ijnoranec of the means and process of conmunnicationl betwcen ERipatoria and London conld have led to a doubt of the intelligenca sent by their cor.'espondent on T[hars- dav, relativc to the landing of troops at Eupatoria. Thc Tiales contoins a ...

... [rrno11 THE WECKLY DISPATOil.] it is rumouretd that Lord John Russell is to lead the Pee lites, the Manchester school, and a section (the Paking- ton set) of the Tories next session in an effort to crush the war. That is to say. he is actually to co-opernto with the very men lie resigned that he might turn out, to turn out the nian lie co-operated with. Unless be be actually withered at the ...

... eacit, ~ (Froni the Morsing Chronicle's Crepnie %Vlof Trieste, Thursday. that By the snail from Constantinople to the 17th, we learn that tile the Turkish troops in the Crimea, who had commenced t6 em- aially bark for Asia, have been sent to E upatoria, in order to co- Stom operate lin a movement to be made in the rear of thc Russian ral's army. Tenl vessels with troops on board have already ...

... I The Earl of Eglinton, since his return from London,. has been entertaining a succession of distinguished. visitors. Among those at the Castle ?? Im- perial Highness Prince Charles L. Bonaparte, Count and Countess Campello, the Earl and Countess of Derby and Lady Emma Stanley, Viscount and Vis- countess Ingestre, Lord and Lady Colville, Lady Jana Hamilton, Lady Egidia Montgomerie, Lord and ...

... TILE ElECTION lFOR SMIThFIELD WARD. Ilr will be spen by the report oF tile proceedillns con- titl witlh this electioln, thaitt S. G. Getty, Esq., lets been re uruedl as Councillor for Snilltbfield Ward, ill the room of Dr. Purion, resigned. It Was not approhmitotl tO titat any objection would be Made to tile retuirn of' a geentie man of sitch higih ?? anid suell long' ?? with Belfast; anld, ...

... t O r 5 P. 0 it b C li C THANKSGIVING DAY. TO TIE EDITOR OF TIlE CALEDONIAN 'ERCUIIl. Saii,-I attended the High Chuvlil yesterday fore noon, and was muci; sarprised to oh.,erve that ?? the Magistrates, nor the Judges of tie land appeared in their official capacity on the occasion of the thanhs, giving prescribed by the Queen for thc late victory although the heraltds and pursnivalits (that ...

... LETTERS FROM SOLDIERS TEGAGED i AT THE REDAN. -a- wil At the present moment, for reasons which every me one will comprehend, we consider that the letters of fall our brave soldiers have a double value, and we die- sihe place other interesting matter to make room for their I c correspondence. All the following letters are hoom wit. writers who took part in the attack. tha (FRo3t A5 PRIVATE IN ...

... RAIL IAY INTELLIGEN CB. RAILWAY REC The following are the receipts of ra RAIMWAYS. IE Ali A Aberdeen ?? ?? 1 lelfat nnd Ballymnena ?? Belfast and County Down ?? ii Blrkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire. Blyth and Tyne ?? e Brbiol and ?? Caledowilnn ?? ?? ?? and ?? i Cork and Bandon ?? Cork, Blackrock, and Passage ?? -. Deesido ?? Dablinand Belfait Junction ?? Dublin and Drogheda ?? Datlin and ? ...

... IEASILY CONVINCED)! T esr wvilo are in the hitbit or subjecting the aver- inents of liouai Catholic vriters, as to thle spiritual or temporal progress of their Cluirch, to the test of common sense or siiple probability, ui st Frequently bo amused With thle cool iitpuiletce ' vitll ihwhiuh these writers insult thle intelli-eoce of their readers by coun11tilng up1on their Credulity. Talc, for ...

... T HJ E A S S A U LT. (Fros the Times.) III The narrative of the ever memorable assault ald fidl of Se- a' r bastopol, which was published yestcrday in these columns, so fe far surpasses all ordinary eveuts in terror and in gloom, in the in glory of our conquest and in the grief for our losses, that we tr know not in whatt terms to convey the feelings which still Pe agitate the country, and ...

... MlUNICIPA.L ELECTION. SMITFIELD WNARD. TnE election of a town couincillor for Simithfieldt W\ard, in the room of Dr. Purdon, resigned, took place at No, 40, Mill Street, on Saturd;ly. Alder- man Mlagee was thle presiding officerand Dr. Lynch and Mr. Martin Harper acted as assesors The gentlemian put forwvard as the Conservative candi- date wces Samuel G. Getiy, Esq., and Win. Sherman Crawford, ...

... TIHE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE AT GORDON CASTLE. Tr ensmy being the first anniversary of the battle of the Alma, and his Royal Highiness the DUt1e of CanM- bridge being at tile time the guest of the Duke and Duchess of Richmond, a largeo dininer partY Was assetniple(d by tilvir graees at Gordon Castle to cele- brate the day. 'Tlhe dinner over, and the Duchess mn l other l]dies halvin- withdrawn to the ...